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An implicit memory may be activated by priming, and an explicit memory may be activated by a recognizable stimulus. In either case, a psychologist would say that these memories are being
A) stored.
B) chunked.
C) recalled.
D) learned.
E) cued.

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Psychology: AP Edition

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Authors: Zimbardo, Johnson, Weber, Gruber

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